Let The Sun Shine

Working on my fourth cup of coffee. I am so angry with the ghost that kept me up last night. We are going to have to lay some ground rules about hauntings. Rule number one: No Haunting in the middle of the night, I need sleep. Rule number two: No moving any objects, I like my stuff where it is, get your own home if you want to redecorate. Rule number 3: No haunting.

Anna is content with her life. She works as a kindergarten teacher for a local school, and gives as much of her time as she can to her church. The new pastor at her church has caused quite a stir among the single females, because not only is he a single pastor, but he’s a handsome single pastor. Anna knows she doesn’t have a shot with him. Or does she?

This short story is meant as an introduction to the Parkside Community Church series. The main characters from this story continue through all five books as secondary characters and their characters are expanded on throughout the series. If you don’t enjoy short stories, this book may not be what you’re looking for.

Jack Noble. Assassin for hire. Spy. Thief. He makes no mistakes. Passes no judgement. Feels no remorse. So why does he stop to help a lost child moments before he’s supposed to complete a deal with one of the east coast’s top crime bosses?

A simple decision that places Jack in unfamiliar territory. He’s become the hunted and finds himself in a race against time to save those closest to him.

Noble Intentions: Season One is a fast-paced, suspenseful action thriller full of underworld crime and government secrets.

Season One is a compilation of Episodes 1 through 5. Season Two episodes 6 through 10 are now available.

From the multiple NY Times bestselling author who brought you Erevis Cale and Darth Malgus, comes this compelling volume of dark imagination.

Experience the fantastic through the eyes of a private detective who investigates the occult in 1930s NYC, a demonologist who may or may not be mad, a maimed talespinner on a doomed boat, a witch pursued by religious fanatics who want her unborn child, and many more.

A fabulous, disturbing visit into Kemp’s dark mind.Each story contains a brief introduction by the author.

In the year 1836 a gang of five-hundred pirates, killers—brutal, evil murderers–live on an island in the Mississippi that is known as the Devil’s Den.The devil of the Den is John Murel with the blackest heart of them all even if his traveling disguise is that of a preacher.

The killers of the Devil’s Den have a favorite and lucrative crime: slave stealing.They sell the stolen slaves, telling them to run away from their new owners and back to the thieves, with the promise to take them to freedom.But the lie quickly wears thin as the thieves sell and resell them until the stolen slaves become known, hot items.Then the thieves kill them, open them up and fill them with rocks to sink them to the bottom of the big river.But their crimes are not limited to slaves or blacks—or anyone.

John Murel rules the Devil’s Den with iron will and quick gun, and fears only one man in the entire country: Able Grayson.Grayson is an old hero of the Battle of New Orleans, having led a squad of men down from Natchez to fight with General Andrew Jackson against the British.He and his men become immortalized by their bravery and earn the title:Grayson’s Raiders.

John Murel warns his men to steer clear of Natchez and Grayson, but one day some of the wild ones hit the town.They steal a pair of slaves, but are caught in the act by a white girl.So they abduct the white girl also—a girl who turns out to be connected to Able Grayson.

Grayson has only one response when he hears of the abduction—he loads his musket and two revolvers, packs his saddle and heads upriver to the Devil’s Den.The word gets out, and his old Raiders, the two dozen that are left of them, saddle up and join him, uninvited, on the ride—even if they know it will be the last ride of Grayson’s Raiders.